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If Pods gets recalled, will Fields change his #?
JorgeFabregas replied to Steve9347's topic in Pale Hose Talk
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QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Apr 14, 2009 -> 01:57 PM) The baseball blog "Bleacher Report" is often interesting, but to already claim Cleveland Indians' star Grady Sizemore is on track to be the second-best center fielder ever does not help its credibility. That's not to knock Sizemore, one of baseball's top impact players. Sizemore, now in his fifth full major league season, is going to have to do a lot more, though, and for a long time, to even get into the conversation as one of, say, the 10 best players ever at his position. Let's limit that talk to Mays, Dimaggio, Mantle, Cobb, Griffey, Jr. etc., for now. It's fun to talk in "all-time" terms, but folly to take a few statistics spanning a few years and translate them into a laughable (for now at least) claim. Grady Sizemore is on pace to be the second best center fielder of all-time. Some traditionalists may have a problem with this assessment, but look at the numbers. Over a 162-game season, Sizemore has averaged 40 doubles, eight triples, 27 home runs, and 28 stolen bases. This gives him a total of 103, trailing only Ty Cobb (109) in this production profile. Similarly, Carlos Beltran has put up numbers that would make him the third best center fielder of all-time. Yeah, better than Willie Mays. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/155644-...aying-right-now Link to full article Their method is to add up XBH and SB per 162 and value them equally. That's terrible.
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I believe a gun has him at 84 or something like that in one of the clips. Edit: Clip I posted showed 77, 79, and 80.
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Official 2008-2009 NBA Thread
JorgeFabregas replied to The Beast's topic in Alex’s Olde Tyme Sports Pub
I guess I can buy that. -
Official 2008-2009 NBA Thread
JorgeFabregas replied to The Beast's topic in Alex’s Olde Tyme Sports Pub
QUOTE (rangercal @ Apr 14, 2009 -> 09:44 AM) Howard will have fits with Noah and a Lurking Tyrus His line vs. the Bulls this year is right in line with his season averages. -
I would think the best way to get a good sense statistically as to whether they're stealing signs would be to look at their home and away K rate and BB rate. I assume that these would be the stats least affected by the ballpark. I don't think it's particularly dry in their stadium, so breaking balls should still break. Here's their home and away splits thus far this year. Someone else can check on previous years and compare it with other teams' splits: Road: 24Ks in 104 PAs Road: 14 BBs in 104 PAs Home: 32 Ks in 162 PAs Home: 14 BBs in 162 PAs
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http://mlb.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=4135439
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QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ Apr 13, 2009 -> 03:29 PM) The DET announcers seem to be besides themselves on why the Sox always beat the s*** out of the Tigers. They even said "they have speed." They also said that Dye is good defensively.
